This page may take a few moments to load Photos of the Week (above) Week of April 13th-17th UPCOMING DATES: April 20th: Virtual Morning Meeting April 22nd: Earth Day May 4th-8th: Teacher Appreciation Week MONTESSORI ANNOUNCEMENTS Montessori students are making their own alphabet chips at home using natural objects like rocks and wood chips. Read more
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This page may take a few moments to load Photos of the Week (above) Week of March 30th – April 4th UPCOMING DATES: April 4th-12th: Spring Break No School April 13th: Virtual Morning Meeting Resumes April 16th: ERB Testing Scores Go Home MONTESSORI The Montessori students went on many adventures this week! From Meredith’sRead more
Family Resources to Cope with Stress From School Counselor Tara Gray- Please email Tara at drtaragray@gmail.com for Questions or to Schedule a Video Conference or Phone Call to Support your Child. Top Tips for Parents and Caregivers in Uncertain Times Taking Care of Your Behavioral Health Helping Children Cope with Stress During COVID OutbreakRead more
Below are some great resources to help you “virtually” get out of the house Visit 5 National Parks from Home National Geographic Watch Mountainfilm from Home Travel and Leisure’s Museum Tours and Online Exhibits The Guggenheim Museum – New York, NY National Gallery of Art – Washington, DC VanRead more
This bulletin will be updated periodically with new resources and links as we become aware of them Articles and Links: Surviving the Coronavirus at Home: Managing the Side Effects by Thriving During This Time Together Join author and family therapist, Craig Knippenberg, LCSW, M.Div., and other mental health experts live on Facebook eachRead more
The Freeride Committee (FRC) at the Telluride Mountain School (TMS) took a trip last weekend to St. Paul Lodge near Red Mountain Pass, where they spent three days and two nights practicing avalanche education and safe backcountry skills. FRC is a terrain and avalanche awareness club available to skiers and snowboarders in grades 7-12 whoRead more
During the week of September 23rd through September 27th, 5th/6th grade, TMS students set out on a 45-mile canoe expedition down the Green River in Labyrinth Canyon, Utah. Before departing on their expedition, students learned about the geology of the area while studying maps and charting their trip. They also learned about the history ofRead more
The upper school students (9th – 12th grade) participated in a fall OE program consisting of service work in Window Rock, AZ, and desert adventures in the Moab region of Utah. During the first half of the week, upper school students worked in conjunction with Joe Pacal and the students at St. Michael School inRead more
For three nights and four days, students backpacked 24 miles through Grand Gulch and the side canyons in Cedar Mesa, Utah. For the majority of the hike, they bushed-whacked through a sandy wash and navigated a meandering gulch that was often blocked by large downed trees and shrubs from previous flash flooding. Towering sandstone wallsRead more
This fall, the 7th-grade students descended the Sundance Trail into Dark Canyon for a week-long backpacking trip. Dark Canyon is a primitive area in southeast Utah marked by steep canyon walls and a winding stream that feeds the Colorado River. It is one of Utah’s most beautiful and least visited canyon systems, and this wasRead more
